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Energy and metering information is easily presented to users via pre-configured, user friendly, optional, touch-screen, color LED displays that connect to the EPM 4600. These low power consumption, 65K color displays are available in two sizes: a larger 5.7” (PL4600-DIS5700) and a smaller 3.5” (PL4600-DIS3500) display.

Installation is quick and simple using the included display installation kit and a standardized 22mm panel mount, circular cutout. The lower power consumption display is remotely powered by a supplied 24VDC standard plug power supply. Each display comes with pre-configured screens and communications for plug-and-play, out of the box use. Further customization of the display settings such as changing the default display screen or communications settings are available through on-screen setup menus.

The PowerLogic PM8000 series meters are compact, cost-effective multifunction power meters that will help you ensure reliability and efficiency of your power-critical facility. They reveal and provide understanding of complex power quality conditions enabling action to be taken to mitigate any issue. The PowerLogic PM8000 series meters have the versatility to perform nearly any job you need a meter to do, wherever you need it! The modular, flexible ION technology architecture enables a simple, building block approach for customizing each meter to any application. With patented Disturbance Direction Detection, revenue grade accuracy, multiple communication ports, onboard power quality analysis, web interface and a color graphical display. Certified by third party labs for energy accuracy (IEC 62052-11, IEC 62052-22, IEC 62052-24) and power quality (IEC 62586-2, IEC 61000-4-30 Class S). The PowerLogic PM8000 series provides data quality confidence you can count on. Cybersecurity features include secure protocols (HTTPS, SFTP), security event logging, Syslog protocol. Ability to enable/disable communication ports, and 50 user configurable accounts. With 512 MB of memory to support 50 data logs, 50+ user-definable alarms, waveform captures, 1/2 cycle RMS logging, custom web pages, min/max logs, energy trends, and Time of Use. The ability to timestamp events to +/-1 ms utilizing time synchronization method that include PTP (IEEE1588), NTP, IRIG-B, GPS ASCII (RS485) and network time set function. 3 digital inputs and one digital output, plus the ability to add up to 4 option modules. I/O option modules include 2 relays and 6 digital inputs or 2 analog outputs and 4 analog inputs. Wide control power range of 90-415 VAC / 110-415 VDC. Operating environment of -25 to +70C; Humidity rating of 5% to 95%; Altitude up to 3000 m. Panel mounting (1/4 DIN) with integrated display.

We make every attempt to read the meter every other month. On the months we do not read the meter, you will receive a bill based on estimated energy use. If you would prefer to be billed based on your actual energy use, you can provide us with meter readings. The next scheduled meter read date is shown on page 1 of your bill.

Contact us to enroll in our Customer Meter Read Reminder Service. You can choose to receive reminders by text message, email or phone. The email reminder includes links to enter a meter reading online, update your meter read reminder email address or to contact us. To enroll online, visit rge.com, click on “Your Account," to login then select the "Alerts" icon to enroll.

When we are reading meters – whether inside or outside – please be sure that your pets are properly secured to avoid injury to our meter readers or to your pet.

You may have an electric meter with a row of clock-type dials or an LCD (liquid crystal display). Both register the total amount of electricity you use, measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh). If you have a natural gas meter, it will have clock-type dials with rotating hands that indicate natural gas use.

On an electric meter, the dials represent the amount of electricity used in single units, tens, hundreds, thousands and ten-thousands of kWh, from right to left. The meter may have four or five dials.

On a natural gas meter, the dials represent the amount of natural gas measured in volumes of hundreds of cubic feet (ccf), and just like the electric meter, the lower amounts are to the right. The natural gas meter has either four or five dials, and one or two test dials that you may ignore.

The basic rule for reading a meter is that when the pointer is between two numbers, always read the lower number. When the pointer is between 0 and 1, zero is the lower number.

Dial description reading allows you to describe the dial positions. If the hand is between two numbers, for example, 0 and 1, you would enter " 0 1." If the hand is directly on a number, you"ll be asked to enter the number twice, for example " 8 8." This is the easiest and most accurate way to read your meter. Just follow these tips:

Digital meters display a series of digital readouts that cycle continuously. In the kWh display, enter the number shown from left to right. Disregard the date and time displays if they appear.